The Fish

They'll stay up. Leicester and Leeds to go down, I reckon. Brighton are officially enemies of Football.

Lewis Miley?

Neighbours have blatantly thrown bird seed on top of Renton's car

Another forgotten cost of closing public libraries.

It certainly seems like you're not bothered.

What ye olde, steam-powered, gifted-to-the-Maasai device are you on, where it doesn't have an automatic spellcheck?

Um actually, it's "Misspelling " Hoisted by your own petard.

Nothing is defendible. but my actions are defendable or defensible. Also, you spend more time on SMB than I do these days. I'll be stat-dumping later, have no fear.

Haven't read the thread but; We played well, just one of those games of fine margins. Hit the woodwork a couple of times, Ramsdale played well. Unlucky with the own goal. We missed Longstaff for his combination with Bruno and his defensive work. Bruno looks like he's carrying a knock Play like that for the rest of the season and we could go unbeaten. Still think CL is ours. It's nice to be in a position where we have to play below par and good teams have to play well to beat us.

Played 12:30 twice, lost both. One was Man City, the other Villa.

1.26ppg in the PL. That form would put Leeds on 35pts, surely enough to survive at the expense of Everton?

They've scored 1 more goal than us and we've been without our main threats throughout the season. They're way better than before, but they're still wasteful.

Big, swinging, heavy CAJONES

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I, and my testes, call it like I see it.

He doesn't, so he won't.

This window is going to be mad. Chelsea are a mess, they'll need to sell a stack of players just to address their FFP issues Liverpool need an overhaul, their midfield is decrepit and their defence is looking more and more shaky. Man City and Arsenal will want to strengthen, right? Man Utd will want to shift some deadwood and replace them Spurs will likely lose Kane and need to make him up in the aggregate We'll be busy, surely Whichever 'big' clubs survive will surely do some business too.

I dunno like, too early to judge.

You wouldn't? I would. No way are they beating the top 3 sides. They still have an issue putting the ball int he back of the net and Newcastle and Man City currently aren't finding that a tremendous challenge. Arsenal... who knows, they can't be thinking about shooting practise because they're too busy sitting by a rainy window listening to the Dawson's Creek soundtrack. Oh, and Southampton are terrible.

Scotty boy has an excellent record and you should put some respect on his name.

It's happening lads.

If Haaland wasn't there and they had some random jabronie, I still think Man City would be top half because they could rely on goals from their ridiculously good midfield to get them the wins. Spurs couldn't.